drewolson

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Elixir's Secret Weapon(blog.drewolson.org)
6 points by drewolson 9y ago|0 comments
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by drewolson 10y ago
Reviews are very exciting, but seem to be unable to fit the following use case: I want to setup a repo such that a subset of collaborators (or organization members) can merge reviewed PRs to protected branches. I want the rest of the users
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Specify Your API(blog.drewolson.org)
1 points by drewolson 10y ago|0 comments
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by drewolson 11y ago
Ah, thanks.
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by drewolson 11y ago
Can you reference the part of the proposal that states this? I'm reading the following points: > $GOPATH/src/foo will be imported as foo by non-main package $GOPATH/src/mypkg/p. > $GOPATH/src/my
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by drewolson 11y ago
Am I understanding correctly that this proposal again side steps / ignores pinning dependencies for libraries? To me, this is the biggest current problem in the ecosystem and, as a library author, this doesn't solve any of my issu
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Mave Public Beta – A drop-in SMS invite page(mave.io)
24 points by drewolson 11y ago|5 comments
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by drewolson 11y ago
How is this different from godep[1] other than being the root of its own GOPATH and having a different naming convention for the location of vendored dependencies? [1] - https://github.com/tools/godep
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by drewolson 12y ago
Author here. You're right. I removed references to "pure" in the article.
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by drewolson 12y ago
Does jitpack currently support repositories in Github Enterprise?
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Composable Queries with Ecto(blog.drewolson.org)
2 points by drewolson 12y ago|0 comments
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by drewolson 12y ago
This whole "framework fatigue" thing is going reductio ad absurdum. Convenience is not bad. _Too_ much convenience traded for opacity is bad. As someone with a Phoenix app running in production, I can tell you that this framework
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Braintree V.Zero SDK – Faster integration, drop-in UI, and pay with PayPal(braintreepayments.com)
76 points by drewolson 12y ago|30 comments
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Node Streams for APIs(blog.drewolson.org)
2 points by drewolson 13y ago|0 comments
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by drewolson 13y ago
I'm confused, you're questioning the author's sincerity in expressing his own enjoyment of pair programming? I deeply enjoy pairing. I know quite a few folks that do as well.
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Understanding gen_server with Elixir and Ruby(blog.drewolson.org)
3 points by drewolson 13y ago|0 comments
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by drewolson 13y ago
I think the point is, if you write map like this you might as well be using a dynamically typed language in the first place because you're deriving no benefit from the type checker. In fact, you're just using casting to completely
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by drewolson 13y ago
Thanks (and thanks to pron). I've updated the post to include a warning against using Thread/sleep in go blocks for "real" code.
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by drewolson 13y ago
Author here. From what I've read/seen, the go blocks are lightweight thread-like processes multiplexed onto a thread pool. You may be correct about using Thread/sleep, ideally I would have used (timeout ...) and then pulled o
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Clojure core.async and Go: A Code Comparison(blog.drewolson.org)
150 points by drewolson 13y ago|78 comments
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Performance Improvements Using Judy Arrays(github.com)
183 points by drewolson 13y ago|51 comments
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Springboard: Full-stack HTTP testing for Express apps(github.com)
1 points by drewolson 14y ago|0 comments
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Blogging with Mobile in Mind(braintreepayments.com)
3 points by drewolson 14y ago|0 comments
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Testflight - Painless HTTP testing in Go(drewolson.org)
5 points by drewolson 14y ago|0 comments
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by drewolson 14y ago
I noticed you're using tornado but appear to be using the standard (non-evented?) python redis library. Does using this library block tornado's event loop? Did you look at other tools like brukva[1]? [1] https://github.com/evilkost/brukva
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Rails Mass Assignment Protection in the Controller(blog.drewolson.org)
10 points by drewolson 14y ago|0 comments
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Ping Pong is Serious Business(braintreepayments.com)
2 points by drewolson 14y ago|0 comments
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by drewolson 14y ago
A fun anecdote is to consider the belief the TDD crowd entertained that, by creating tests for a problem you couldn’t solve, you could somehow evolve a code that passed the tests and therefore solved the problem! I'm all for a healthy deb
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Testing Express with Jasmine(blog.drewolson.org)
2 points by drewolson 15y ago|0 comments
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How We Built the Software that Processes Billions in Payments(braintreepayments.com)
85 points by drewolson 15y ago|38 comments

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